Yeah, I've thought about clocking it externally, but I don't want to
reprogram the chip.  I was looking for a way to debug a finished circuit
if 'bit timing' was in question.
    My solution (unless this will prematurely destroy the PIC) is to have
a three position header that will either parallel a 0.01uf cap across the
330pf with a 10Meg resistor, or when moved on the other two pins, remove
the 0.01uf from the circuit and parallel the 10Meg with a 100K.  Now it
is slow enough for me to watch the LED's without having to reprogram the
chip (which would be a problem later with OTP Pics).
    I'm just wondering if the 0.01uf will exceed the Pics internal
transistor's current rating during switching.

Dave